125 S. Jefferson #1905 | Park Alexandria West Loop Condo
What do you get at 125 S. Jefferson #1905 in Chicago's West Loop?
You get a 620-square-foot Park Alexandria condo with a walled-off private bedroom, an island kitchen, an expansive balcony with wide-open skyline views, plus deeded garage parking and storage.
THE SHORT ANSWER
125 S. Jefferson #1905 is a one-bedroom condo at Park Alexandria in Chicago's West Loop. The 620-square-foot home has an open-concept layout with a remodeled sleeping area fully enclosed by a wall and door, an island kitchen with stainless steel appliances and granite countertops, in-unit laundry, and a large private balcony facing the city. Deeded garage space #P-57 and storage space #134 are included. Offered at $275,000.
Why This Unit Is Different From Every Other Small Condo Downtown
Most 620-square-foot condos downtown ask you to sleep in your living room.
Not this one.
The sleeping area here was remodeled. A real wall. A real door. That means real privacy.
Think about what that changes. Guests over? Your bed is not the centerpiece. Working from home? You can close a door. Partner on a different schedule? Nobody suffers.
That single change turns a studio-style footprint into a home that actually lives like a one bedroom. And in the West Loop condo market, that difference shows up in buyer interest fast.
Watch the Video Tour
The photos are good. The video is better. Take the walk-through before you take the elevator.
What Is Inside 125 S. Jefferson Unit 1905?
Here is the short list:
- Island kitchen. Stainless steel appliances. Granite countertops. Room to cook and room to gather.
- Private bedroom. Enclosed with a full wall and door, not a curtain or a bookcase.
- Expansive balcony. Wide-open Chicago skyline views. Big enough to actually use.
- In-unit washer and dryer. No laundry room. No quarters. No hauling.
- Generous closet space. Rare at this size, and it changes daily life.
- 19th floor. Above the noise, into the view.
Does a 620 Square Foot Condo Have Enough Storage?
Small homes fail on storage. This one does not.
Double closets at the entry. Closet space throughout the unit. Plus deeded storage space #134 in the building for the bike, the skis, the holiday bins, and everything else you love but do not want in your living room.
Add deeded garage parking space #P-57 and the math gets very simple. Your car has a home. Your stuff has a home. You have a home.
Park Alexandria: A Full-Amenity West Loop Building
Park Alexandria at 125 S. Jefferson is one of the buildings I know best. I was on the original sales team here, and I have closed 90+ sales in this building.
What you get as an owner:
- 24-hour door staff
- Fitness center
- Party room
- Dog run
- On-site management
- A 9,000-square-foot private garden terrace
That terrace is the showstopper. Real grass. Real trees. Grills, seating, and open sky in the middle of downtown Chicago. Most high-rises give you a slab of concrete and call it outdoor space. Park Alexandria gives you a park.
Want the full building breakdown, including floor plans and recent sold data? See the Park Alexandria building page.
What Is Walkable From 125 S. Jefferson?
Step outside and the West Loop opens up.
Fulton Market. Randolph Street Restaurant Row. Greektown. Theater. Shopping. All of it close enough to walk.
Commuting? Union Station, Ogilvie Transportation Center, and the Clinton Blue Line are minutes away. The Blue Line runs straight to O'Hare. Metra runs straight to the suburbs.
This is one of the most connected addresses in Downtown Chicago. That is not marketing language. That is a map.
What the Chicago Condo Market Looks Like Right Now
Want the numbers? Here they are.
Over the three months ending June 2026, Chicago home prices were up 7.4% year over year, with a median sale price of $430,000 and a median price per square foot of $308, up 10.0% from a year earlier, according to Redfin. Homes sold in about 46 days on average.
Speed matters too. In May 2026, Redfin reported that 44% of Chicago listings went under contract within two weeks, and 37% of homes sold above their original list price, well ahead of the national figure.
For quarterly neighborhood-level tracking across Chicago, the Chicago Association of REALTORS® publishes ongoing market statistics.
What does that mean for you? Well-priced downtown condos are still moving. Overpriced ones are still sitting. Nothing about that has changed.
How to Approach a Unit Like This
If you are buying:
- Get pre-approved before you tour. Not after.
- Ask about the building, not just the unit. HOA health, reserves, and rules matter as much as the granite.
- Look at floor and exposure, not just square footage. The 19th floor view is not the same as the 4th floor view.
- Move fast on the right one. In this market, hesitation is expensive.
If you own a unit in Park Alexandria and you are watching this listing to figure out your own number, you are doing the smart thing. Building-level data beats neighborhood averages every time. Learn more about how I price West Loop listings building by building.
Key Takeaways
- 125 S. Jefferson #1905 is a 620-square-foot condo at Park Alexandria with a fully enclosed private bedroom.
- The island kitchen features stainless steel appliances and granite countertops, with in-unit washer and dryer.
- The expansive balcony delivers wide-open Chicago skyline views from the 19th floor.
- Park Alexandria is a full-amenity West Loop building with 24-hour door staff, fitness center, dog run, party room, on-site management, and a 9,000-square-foot private garden terrace.
- Deeded garage parking space #P-57 and storage space #134 are included, and Union Station, Ogilvie, and the Clinton Blue Line are minutes away.
The Bottom Line
Small footprint. Big life.
That is the honest summary of 125 S. Jefferson #1905. You get privacy where most units this size give you a compromise. You get outdoor space where most give you a window. You get parking and storage where most Downtown Chicago condos give you a waitlist..
And you get it in the West Loop, steps from Fulton Market and Randolph Street, in a full-amenity building where I have closed more than 90 sales.
Units like this do not wait around. Come see it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is 125 S. Jefferson #1905 a true one-bedroom condo? The sleeping area was remodeled and enclosed with a full wall and a door, so it functions with true bedroom privacy. That is a meaningful upgrade over the open-plan layouts common at this square footage.
Does the unit include parking? Yes. Deeded garage parking space #P-57 is included in the sale, along with deeded storage space #134.
What amenities does Park Alexandria offer? Park Alexandria at 125 S. Jefferson offers 24-hour door staff, a fitness center, a party room, a dog run, on-site management, and a 9,000-square-foot private garden terrace.
How close is 125 S. Jefferson to public transportation? Union Station, Ogilvie Transportation Center, and the Clinton Blue Line station are all minutes away, making this one of the most commuter-friendly addresses in Downtown Chicago.
Is 620 square feet enough space to live comfortably? It is when the layout works. This unit has a separated bedroom, generous closets, in-unit laundry, an island kitchen, and a large balcony that extends the living space outdoors.
How much is 125 S. Jefferson #1905? 125 S. Jefferson #1905 at Park Alexandria is offered at $275,000, which includes deeded garage parking space #P-57 and storage space #134.
Ready to See It?
Call or text Christine Hancock at 312-296-9300 to talk about your unit's value, or what it would take to get you to the closing table.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Christine Hancock is a Chicago Realtor with @properties Christie's International Real Estate, bringing more than 25 years of experience and over $200 million in closed sales in the downtown condo market. With 97 five-star Zillow reviews, Christine is recognized for her commitment to client satisfaction and market expertise.
She specializes in high-rise and luxury condominium sales in West Loop, South Loop, River North, and Streeterville, helping buyers and sellers navigate complex transactions with data-driven pricing strategies and deep neighborhood insight.
Christine partners with clients to evaluate market trends, position properties competitively, and make confident, informed decisions in Chicago's vibrant downtown housing market.
